Naming
Settler Colonialism
Nipmuc
HC History
100

What is the author's preferred general term for people who are the first to occupy a land?


Indigenous Peoples?

100

What country does Wolfe use to discuss the dispossession and symbolic treatment of Aboriginal peoples?

Australia

100

What does Pakachoag mean?

Where the river bends

100

What was the name of the school newspaper in the past?

The Tomahawk

200

Why is Canadian not used when referring to settlers?

Because the term Canadian did not exist during the time period that involved settlers and the Indigenous peoples.

200

According to Wolfe, why does settler colonialism destroy?


It destroys to replace and rebuild

200
Nipmuc translates to?

People of the fresh water

200

Who was the Penobscot baseball player who played at HC?

Louis Sockalexis

300
How is the term "Indian" still relevant today in Canada?

It is the language used in their laws, for example, the Indian Act

300

Wolfe argues that settler colonialism is inherently _____, but not always genocidal.


eliminatory

300

The 1675–1676 conflict that devastated many Indigenous communities in southern New England is commonly called?

King Philip's War


300

What was destroyed during the construction of the Jo, and why is it significant?

The rock that John Eliot spoke on

400

What did Indigenous peoples use to create names/titles for the settlers in their language?

The physical or behavioral characteristics of the settlers

400

What were the institutions Wolfe used as examples of places where Indigenous children could be resocialized?


Missions and boarding schools

400

What was the land feature that the Nipmucs decided to live by?

A spring

400

In what ways was Indigenous culture mocked at HC?

Pow-wows, paid performers, caricature of an indigenous person playing football in the Tomahawk, students would dress up as "indians"

500

What does Vowel suggest we do when we are unsure of how to refer to people?

ask the person/community what they prefer to be called

500

How does Wolfe describe settler invasion in a single phrase, emphasizing that it continues over time rather than being a single historical event?


invasion is a structure, not an event

500

Who was the minister who first preached to the Nipmuc people?

Rev John Eliot

500

Catholic Indigenous peoples from where would camp out in Worcester to receive sacraments from whom?

They were from Maine and came to see Father Fitton